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🟧 National Public Radio (NPR)

• Oregon's wildfire season is pushing ranchers to evacuate their cattle
• One Maine community's fight to save a birthing center
• The soaring demand for Patriot missiles, from the Middle East to Ukraine
• Senate Democrats say banks turned blind eye to suspicious moves by Jeffrey Epstein
• Europe heat wave fuels drought, fires and energy fears

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🟧 Media Freedom Desk

• News That Didn’t Make The News From Palestine
• State, Soldiers, and Systematic Sadism
• The Project Censored Newsletter—July 2026
• Reframing AI: Human Creativity as Resistance
• ALPRs: The Surveillance State on Wheels

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🟧 Monga Bay

• ‘My Wild City’ reminds us why cities need nature
• Scientists discover that giant octopuses were top predators of ancient oceans
• Mining threat persists in Raja Ampat, Indonesia’s ‘Amazon of the Seas’
• Global hunger levels fall but Africa still lags behind, UN report finds
• A shy bird found only in Nepal is waiting for the world to notice

🟧 Project Censored

• News That Didn’t Make The News From Palestine
• State, Soldiers, and Systematic Sadism
• The Project Censored Newsletter—July 2026
• Reframing AI: Human Creativity as Resistance
• ALPRs: The Surveillance State on Wheels

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🟧 Al-Jazeera

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🟧 Global Voices

• ​A stateless traveler’s journey through ignorance and misinformation 
• How a community-led campaign is helping save Nigeria’s Kam language
• Identity beyond citizenship: What remains when the state refuses to recognise you?
• Nepal’s community forests offer climate solutions, one leaf at a time
• ‘Mightily like insurrection’: Revisiting Trinidad’s first Emancipation Day

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🟧 EPI

• Number and share of workers without access to paid sick leave in Dallas, 2016

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🟧 The Appeal

• After More Than 20 Years in Prison, Georgia Man Wins New Trial in “Shaken Baby” Case
• FISA Section 702 Isn’t the Only Way the Government Spies on Our Communications
• Legal Team of Political Prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal Appeals to the UN for Support
• New Book Examines Women and Queer People Convicted for Crimes That Never Occurred
• As Trump Targets Trans Women in Washington Prisons, Amber Kim Awaits a Court’s Verdict

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🟧 Prison Policy

• The federal system: A patchwork of agencies rapidly expanding federal surveillance and punishment
• How states use — or don’t use — medical parole to release sick and dying people from prison
• Involuntary commitment: How forced hospitalization expands the criminal legal system
• Prison Policy Initiative endorses the Extreme Temperatures Injustice in Prisons Act
• Since you asked: What does early release look like in states that eliminated discretionary parole?

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🟧 Prison Journal Project

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🟧 Climate Change News

• Is FOMO undermining climate diplomacy?
• Governments weigh response to US going alone on deep-sea mining
• Egypt seeks to unlock renewable potential to power regional clean energy hub
• UN chief warns climate crisis “in overdrive” as El Niño threatens to fuel the fire
• Hormuz crisis speeds up transition to electric cars, IEA data shows

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🟧 IRIN News

• Israel’s campaign of erasure: The demolition of eastern Gaza
• Data of 600,000 Gaza households exposed in WFP cyber-attack
• As Ebola resurfaces in DR Congo, so do critical questions about how to respond
• There’s a new blueprint for transforming aid. Will it fly?
• Google and Meta run thousands of ads promoting West Bank settlement businesses